Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-04-21

-R. B. Hartman's residence on Penn
Street was the scene Of pleasant fam
lly reunion AID social dinner on Tues
day, it being the 9th anniversary of
his birthday. Mr. Hartman has quite
an extensive postertr. He is the faith
er of eight children. has 20 grandchil-
dren and great grandchildren. Near
ly all of these partook of the dinner and
Il very nice time was had.
TIE OUNCE OF PREVENTION
The satisfaction Of feeling safe from
catching any disease from drinking wa
ter, from impure air, from u sick per-
son. from contact with foul clothing,
infection or contagion from any source,
is complete and all anxiety allayed by
the use of Darbys Prophylactic Fluid.
A bottle will give you more safety COM
fort and confidence than all the doctor
ing in the world.
In passing Musser II Alexander's
marble yards the other day we noticed
fine display Of monuments ready to be
out into the cemeteries. Their estab-
lishment Is without doubt the best place
far and wide to procure tasty and sub
stantal work at .he lowest prices. Ii
in need of a monument, headstone.
couch, or anything in that line you can
not do better than to call at their shops,
east of Main street bridge.
MLLINERY.-Miss Sadie Grove,
Of Spring Mills, wishes to give notice
that she received fine assortment of
goods from the well-known firm of
Hill Brothers, of New York, beginning
of the week and is ready to begin work
to-day April 2lst, in her shop atAarons-
burg.
A $1,000 BLAZE AT MILEsBURG.-
The Franklin House, at Mllesburg,
along with restaurant and adj dining
store building were destroyed by fire
last Friday night. The Franklin
House was an old structure, occupying
a prominent place on the corner of the
square. and Was about four stories high.
This building and the restaurant were
owned by j. G. Z. Jones. The store
belonged 20 A. T. Boggs.
The trout fishing season was fitly
inaugurated in this place by DR.. j. F.
Harter, who on last Friday wandered
up to the Gap all by himself end quiet
ly hooked eight 6ne specimens of the
speckled fishes, the combined length OF
which was y inches. He wears the
honors of being the first successful fish
erman Of the season with becoming
dignity. 1t must be cold day if Shady
don't have bite of some kind.
DON'T GET CAUGHT this spring
with your blood full of impurities, your
digestion impaired, your appetite poor.
kidneys and liver torpid, and whole
system liable to be prostrated by dis
ease-but get yourself into good condi'
ton, and ready for the changing and
warmer, weather by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla. It stands unequalled fol-
purifying the blood, giving an appetite,
and for a general spring medicine.
The travelling swindler is abroad,
seeking whom he may devour. We
warn our readers against his 'seductive
smiles and cunning wiles" If there is
anything you are in need of. come to
town and buy of a reliable dealer. BE
not deceived into purchasing any artic
le of use from peddlers or travelling
agents, not even if they can make ex'
ceeding low rates, and in no case part
with your money until goods are deliv-
cred, for rest assured there is some
swindling game on foot.
AT the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Bald Eagle Valley
Railroad Company. held in the city OF
Philadelphia, on last Tuesday. 18th
inst, the following officers were elected
for tie ensuing year
President, Hon. l.. A. Mackey.
Directors, Andrew G. Curtin, j. n.
DuBarry, James Duffy, John Irwin
Jr., James NJ. Gamble, John 2. Green ,
G. A. Mayer, Wistar Morris, George
b. Roberts, Edmund Smith, J. p,
Shortridge, H. d. Welch.
The Rev. Francis w. Tustln, Ph.
D., professor of The Greek language
and literature in Bucknell university,
Lewisburg. died at his residence at that
place on last Thursday of congestion OF
the brain. Professor Tustin was 5:
years of age. He had been connected
with the university for nearly thirt!
years, and was universally respected as 6
scholar and teacher. He leaves wife
and two children, Earnest Tustin, o
the Philadelphia bar, and daughter
The funeral took place on Monday.
-"Bertie Waltz" and "Semper Bo.
NUS" brilliant march, are the latest
compositions of Prof. j. III. Feehrer
the former piece having just been pub
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